The CEO’s Hidden Love Midnight Temptations and Deep Desires

Dorothy opened her mouth, feeling as though she'd been struck mute, unable to find her words.

Yes.

There was a time when she wished nothing more than for Amanda to perish, to meet an ill fate, to experience the agony of having loved ones still walking the earth while she could not.

But ever since Dorothy let go of her stubbornness, those thoughts had faded away.

It wasn't that she didn't harbor resentment towards Amanda anymore, but rather, she found it pointless. She believed in leaving the rest to the courts of law.

"Letting it all out might make you feel a bit better, so feel free to talk," Dorothy's voice was soft. "But, would you let me stay by your side? I promise, I won't say anything, won't do anything, just be there for you.'

"I need some peace and quiet."

"Then I-"

"Dorothy, are you not getting it?"

His voice rose, the irritation clearly evident.

"I'll be at Bay Residence waiting for you."

What Dorothy really wanted to say was that she and the kids would be waiting for him at home, but she worried it might upset Everett even further.

Having lost her own mother, she knew all too well that pain, so no matter what Everett would say, she wouldn't get angry or blame him.

end, leaving Dorothy with no choice

the funeral home, Jonathan turned down everyone who called to

decided to focus on taking care of the arrangements with his

news, Jeffrey donned a black suit and rushed to

"Everett..."

under Everett's eyes

stood silently against the wall, not

"Condolences! Amanda... she suffered a lot with her illness. Maybe this is a sort of release for her." After being released

was a battle fought with every penny they had, clinging on for

"Jeffrey." Everett suddenly spoke.

"I'm here, go ahead."

Dorothy out of

Jeffrey paused, "Hmm?"

couldn't be a better

in Everett's words, not quite understanding. What did he mean

overthink things

we

Quincy gave Dorothy the antidote, right? She'll manage to keep going,

to explain further, simply lowering his gaze,

was a big

family bereavement, both and Everett

emotionally drained and

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